Web Workers podcast

We're discussing some controversy from late 2016 this week. The idea that Progressive Enhancement IS a moral argument and why that makes it a better or worse argument. This is based on the blog post ''

Episode 8: CSS Shorthand Antipatterns

Dec 27th, 2016 13m 10s

This week we read CSS Wizardry's '' and discuss the nature of the shorthand properties as well as whether or not this is actually an antipattern.

Episode 7: Component Architecture in Sass

Dec 13th, 2016 11m 36s

We read David Kourshid's scotch.io article '' and discuss the topics of reusability, naming and structure in Sass and CSS.

Episode 6: Education via Documentation

Nov 29th, 2016 11m 36s

Based on David Gilbertson's ',' we discuss Node, API Documentation vs. Tutorials and learning new things in general.

Episode 5: Native Apps vs. Progressive Web Apps

Nov 15th, 2016 12m 51s

This week we take on an age-old argument: Native phone apps vs Progressive Web apps. Based on Eric Elliot's Medium post , we discuss the pros and cons of both ecosystems.

Episode 4: Web Workers Rewind - Meteor Up and Running

Sep 26th, 2016 38m 5s

From the August Web Workers meetup in Memphis, Tenn. Eric talks about getting up and running in MeteorJS.

Episode 3: Web Workers Rewind - Modern CSS

Sep 19th, 2016 35m 54s

From the August Web Workers meetup in Memphis, Tenn. Bryan speaks about Post-Modern CSS including Object-Fit, Clip-path and CSS Grid.

Episode 2: JavaScript Fatigue

Aug 23rd, 2016 37m 36s

Ever feel like there's a new JavaScript library, framework or technique every week? That's probably because there is. Bryan, Eric and Nathanael discuss getting fatigued, fighting through it.